Customers are saying

Customers have good things to say about the print quality of the Premium Semigloss Photo Paper, with many praising the superb picture quality and the consistently nice prints. The price is also frequently cited as a positive aspect. However, some customers expressed a preference for less glossiness. A few mentioned that the semi-gloss finish is not as glossy as other papers, resulting in less vibrant photos.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good paper
The paper for pictures exceeded my expectations. The product is of excellent quality.
Posted 9 years ago by Noniqueen25
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
really like this paper
I use this paper to print out 2.3 to 4 megapixel digital photos on an Epson C44UX printer at 8 x 6. The finish of the paper has a beautiful jeweled look and the paper dries quickly. The colors do not smudge placed inside archival sleeves. In comparison to other papers I have used the past month, it's far superior to Southworth standard glossy paper. Southworth paper actually warps because the gel layer might be too thin or maybe because the paper is cheaply produced -- Southworth paper is essentially paper with a thin coating of something or other. Kodak Premium Photo paper (glossy) was not as good either. The Kodak paper has a cheaper look to it, but maybe it's due to the glossy finish(?). The Kodak paper is also whiter and the colors looked a bit washed out by comparison to the Epson prints. The print output looked like it came from an inkjet printer. Viewed alone, Kodak prints looked okay -- it's when you put them side by side with another paper that's better. HP Premium Plus (glossy) was nearly as good, but the colors also didn't seem to appear as natural. It may have something to do with whatever gel or emulsion Epson is coating this paper with. The results on Epson paper look like photos from the photo lab -- it's hard to believe my forty five buck printer can make this kind of output. Like someone said elsewhere, you can spend hundreds on a high tech printer, but if you get low quality paper, the results are yuck. So, I use my remaining supply of the other papers to print out labels and things, and I use the Epson paper to print out photos that I frame and hang on the wall. This paper is recommended.
Posted 9 years ago by KyanF
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
been using Epson 4x6 photo paper for quite a while
I'm not too crazy about semi gloss and would much prefer to use matte. But this paper isn't too bad. My only problem is that after purchasing the 100 sheet count pack of paper, I started experiencing problems with the photo sheets not feeding through my Epson printer. So I went to the store and picked up a smaller count package thinking that maybe there was a problem with the backer sheet they want you to use behind the actual photo paper. I didn't have the receipt for the larger (100 count) package so I didn't think I could return it, especially since the package was opened. But I tried the new backing sheet from the new package and I haven't had any loading issues so far. I'm not worried about using up my 100+ sheets of photo paper because I do print a lot of pictures.
Posted 10 years ago by nga987